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Dr. Steven Argumedo graduated from the University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio in 2006. He works in San Antonio, TX and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Argumedo is affiliated with University Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 9 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio
Graduation Date: 2006
Hospital Affiliations: University Hospital
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If Lee and Murray do not play, I could see this game getting out of hand pretty fast. Coughlin will get our troops motivated, as he always does...I could see him replaying the Jerry Jones pep-rally...
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If Lee and Murray do not play, I could see this game getting out of hand pretty fast. Coughlin will get our troops motivated, as he always does...I could see him replaying the Jerry Jones pep-rally...
Personally, I'd rather us not win the division (if we even do) as early as you say. This Giants team plays better with their backs against the wall, a la '07 and last year. If we were to clinch...
"Giants S Will Hill has been suspended four games for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances."
Tyler Sash has been activated to take Hill's roster spot.
via rotoworld
Giants typically play well when everyone counts them out, so a win wouldn't surprise me here. But on the other hand, we are soo banged up right now that it's gonna take a HUGE performance by Eli and...
"Domenik Hixon has been diagnosed with a torn right ACL and will be out for the season.
Source: Ralph Vacchiano on Twitter"
Nevermind. Looks like Noesi is pitching game 1, so CC will be on the mound tonight.
Anyone hear who is starting which game today? I'm going tonight and haven't heard anything yet. Looks like CC will probably start game 1 if Hughes can't go, so my guess is Noesi pitches tonight?
listening to Michael Kay on ESPN radio right now and he said Giants may sign back Kawika Mitchell (I'm working so I'm not sure if that was based on his opinions or his resources told him that).
Ross shouldn't even be considered for punt return duties. I could picture it now, Ross lines up for a punt return and gets lit up from a missed block and gets injured. We are already thin at CB, we...
Rex will make sure the first offensive play will be a pass to Plax just so he can stick it to the Giants. I sure as heck hope Rolle or KP just give him a nice welcoming shot.
Has there been any interest, league-wide, on Andrews?? Curious to know, because he was very grateful to the Giants organization in believing him and giving him a second chance. I could see him...
[QUOTE=GGGGG-Men;18656941]Ok if they're willing to cut Seubert (health or not), I gotta believe Bernard is on the chopping block.
I am all for cutting him. Keeps my hopes up on re-signing Cofield,...
Tough to see him go, but I wouldn't be surprised if we signed him later on in the season. He was bound to start the year on the PUP list anyway. But a great Giant to say the least. Hard not to...
Great series win/sweep. CC was dominate today. On to the Mets..
Mitre is warming up. Just how Girardi planned it out. CC to Logan to Mitre
Nova will be sent down. Our starting rotation would be CC, AJ, Colon, Hughes, Garcia. Nova would come up if and when one of our starters go down with an injury.
An update on Chad Jones. I'm glad to see that he is doing well..
Sure. It pretty much states that the Yanks never had blue-chip prospects in the past, so they were never forced to bring them up when they were ready. But since a combo of good picks and great work...
There's a pretty good article on ESPN Insider by Kevin Goldstein "Jesus Montero's time is now. Caution with top prospects is costing...
Game is rained out tonight. Split-doubleheader tomorrow (source: rotoworld). 12:35 and 7:10 scheduled starts.
1050 ESPN radio Michael Kay show states he has a sore neck and that his start is being pushed to tomorrow if the soreness subsides.
They are saying it's a possibility, but Michael Kay says it's all but official that he is getting it done
I don't have a link, but I just heard it on 1050 ESPN Michael Kay show. Feel free to merge into another thread if needed. He has a torn ligament(s) in his throwing arm.
Hasn't Big Z said he will only pitch for an NL team because he doesn't want to give up hitting?? Or maybe I'm not remembering correctly.
Plus he carries way too much baggage.

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I have a 1,200 CFM canopy hood on the way. It will be installed on the inside of an exterior wall and vented straight up thru the roof, no turns. My contractor is suggesting I install an "intake vent with a damper on it directly behind the range, close to the floor, to provide makeup air. While I'm not 100% opposed to this, I don't think it is really needed. It is an older house with plenty of "holes" in it. The house also has a 1,500+ CFM whole house fan which we have used on High for years and have never had any carbon monoxide, backdraft, negative pressure, etc... type problems.
But, if I really should install the vent, is the proposed location a good one? Do I need to worry about cold/hot air seeping in during Winter/Summer months? Is it just better to crack a window when needed? |
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I don't believe you could pull an actual 1500 cfm from a house with closed windows and doors and not make the pressure negative (unless the house were Pentagon sized). (I believe it would be slightly negative even with windows open if they have screens.) Whether the developed differential pressure to the outside was sufficient to backdraft a particular appliance is another question. I would speculate that with the windows and doors closed, the negative pressure was sufficient to reduce the fan's actual cfm to some value that house leakage could support at that negative pressure. Blade designs on many whole house fans do not have good performance at significant differential pressure, and if the fan empties into a well but typically ventilated attic, there will be further pressure loss on the output side. With respect to dumping the air below the stove without any conditioning, the issue would be how cold can the cook stand the air at foot level in the winter. It won't be any worse than an equivalent window opening in the vicinity, but probably not a lot better. Minimizing drafts, particularly when wind gusts hit the damper, could require multiple dampers or a powered damper or a pressure controlled damper. It might also help to box in the exterior port (much like a dryer vent cap but much larger) to resist direct wind impingement. kas |
Thanks for the info, you are probably right about there being negative pressure when house fan is on. Another question... Some companies make a electronically controlled open/close damper make up air vent. Is there a big advantage of going with something that auto-opens/closes vs a simple passive flap damper? |
I really like the idea of putting the MUA vent under the range, does that placement actually work? Anyone have experience with that? |
Takkone: An aided damper would open sooner than one that has to work against the spring that closes it. There might be slightly less pressure loss. I don't see a big difference for the case where the vent fan is pulling significant cfm. However, an aided damper would tend to not open due to pressure changes from wind when one wants it to stay closed. SeaKoz: Someone on this forum did so, but you would have to search for a bit to find the thread on the subject. In my experience, using Google and setting the search location to "ths.gardenweb.com" generates more complete results. Some variations on "MUA", "under stove", and "under range" may be needed to get the desired link. kas |
kaseki: Well said. I follow in your wake... SeaKoz: Just as kaseki said, cold air is going to become an issue if you put the vent at toekick level. And even a damper with a motorized spring closure will still pass 3-5 CFM of air through them even if they are closed shut. The less intrusive your makeup air system is the happier you are going to be over the long term. Plus, putting the fresh air intake near the ground is going to draw in more dust, pollen, and anything you treat your yard with than fresh air. The higher you position the fresh air intake on the outside of your home, the cleaner the air will be. |
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Rated 3.3 out of 5 by 522
Rated 4 out of 5 by Melissa622 Hawaii trip
The air conditioning in the room needs major improvement. Low setting hardly works; and high setting is more like low. Bathroom fixtures could use some updating. All in all, it wad adequate as all we really needed to do was sleep & shower. The property in general, could use some updating. James in Security was a huge help to me when I had my ID and debit card stolen from the beach. He was great to work with and you should be proud to have someone on staff who genuinely cares unlike the police department. I only ate one meal at the hotel - continental breakfast and it was ok. My biggest complaint with that experience was the language barrier with the waitress. English needs to improve drastically.
October 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by KeithC Great trip
Hotel was in the perfect location and had everything you would need! Would definitely stay here again.
October 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by hoffy123 Pleasant stay
This is the second time we stayed at this hotel. I would say this is an average hotel. The room was clean but could use some updating. The hotel was extremely crowded. Note this was the only hotel that I have ever stayed in that I couldn't extend the check out time as a gold SPG member. In the evening we would sit out by the pool and have drinks. The only issue with this was that most of the time we had to go up to the bar to get drinks even though there was a one or two waitresses and in the evening the crowd was minimal. The location of the hotel is excellent it is in walking distance of wakiki beach and shopping. I would recommend this hotel even with the few issues it has. We enjoyed our stay.
October 31, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by nickname Platinum means nothing
Upon check in I wasn't welcomed and thanked for my Starwood status. Two plaguests checking in after me were give. Complimentary upgrades but not me. I wasn't able to access the wifi Internet from the room at anytime during my stay. I was billed for parking my car even though I'm platinum and wasn't offered any compensation for the failure to upgrade me ahead of other guests and the hotel not having Internet access from the guest rooms.
Wasn't pleased at being treated this way. Inapend thousands a year in Starwood stays and am considering taking my business elsewhere if not appreciated.
April 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JJJO International Meeting
As a meeting planner, the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani provided exactly what I was expecting - Great location, excellent staff, for a very reasonable rate, however just in need of some tender loving care, which I understand is on it's way. Front Desk, Banquets Department & meeting set-up were easy to work with and very professional. Good Food! I will return again.
October 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by BUNBEH Gracious staff.
I would like to compliment one of your staff members who,serviced me at the front desk. Her name was Uyen (Uwen?) I was extremely unhappy with our first room assignment and Uyen was patient and unfased by my disillusionment. She found us a room that met our needs which in turn led to a pleasant stay in your hotel and Waikiki. I had read a rather scathing review on trip advisor and thought it was bit over-the-top until I was assigned THAT ROOM (ugh!) thank goodness for great employees like Uyen -- it is they who make your hotel the great hotel that it should be. PS: thanks for the complimentary champaign to celebrate our 42 wedding anniversary. Also, we are former Hawaii residents returning for a visit.
July 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by rlmko08 Great Stay!
I was a little disappoint that I couldn't get a hotel on Kalakaua but Princess Kaiulani is very close to Kalakaua. The location is great. We had a room right above the swimming pool. The bed was comfortable. They even brought up a roll away and that was just as comfortable. No springy coils. The Pikake Terrace Buffet was excellent. If you're staying at the hotel and your child is under 12 they eat free with each paying adult. What a great deal and they had live entertainment nightly. Wish I could stay longer but it was a very busy time so we had to check out and go to another hotel.
July 9, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by jackly Hotel - nice and simple
Nice but need updates from 1980s to present
October 27, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by DisappointedDr Waited 3 hours to check in
Waited 3 hours to check in ...a little air conditioning in the lobby, hallways , elevator etc would have been nice. They say with your sheraton points card you get 15% off their restaurants, but after we ate, this was never granted. Decent city view, but only glimpses of the ocean, even from an "ocean view" room on the 29th floor.
August 6, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Janice1953C Disappointing
This was not up to Starwood standards and I wouldn't ever revisit. The room was dirty, termites in the bathrooms, room was very small, needs total rehap,, asap. The one thing it has going for it is its location. The staff could use some training on customer appreciation. I couldn't believe this was a Starwood property.
October 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by mauigirl2014 Nice location, great price
A group of us stayed here this past weekend to watch our boys VB tournament. The Kamaaina rate was really reasonable and it's located across the street from the Moana hotel, which is my dream hotel. The rooms were functional, with great sheets duvet style (no disgusting bedspread) and AC from heaven. The pool was basic, but fine. Bathroom very basic, toiletries but no hairdryer. There's free public parking adjacent to the hotel-very convenient. We were sharing a car so took TheBus for $5 RT to Ala Moana which then drops you back behind the hotel with all of your shopping bags!
May 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Carl350 Hotel was a little dated
As you walk into the hotel you are greeted by great personnel and SPG check in is very easy. The lobby looks great because there are fresh flowers and paintings of old Hawaii. As I made my way to my up-graded room it was made apparent that the hotel was showing its true age. My room was clean which was my main concern but the fixtures and furniture were older than me! The view from my upgraded room was awesome because I could see both the beach and the mountains. Needless to say, my wife and I seldom spent time in the hotel or room because we were too busy exploring the island. My wife and I plan on returning to Oahu and even though we did not mind the hotel, we will be checking out other hotels on Waikiki.
November 15, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by CH1951 A disgrace to Sheraton's name
This is an old tired hotel. The resort fee came as complete surprise and was just as welcome. The manager suggested that it offered amenities such as free water, and free internet all of which is usually provided complimentary to Platinum members. There was no recognition of Platinum status in any way.
August 10, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Ref123 Below Sheraton Standards
Room was not stocked properly with soap and bathing needs when I arrived. As a Gold SPG Member I requested, but only received a morning paper on the last day of my visit. Even in the SPG preferred line, it took about 20 minutes to check out and receive my statement. Finally, parking was only available on the 5th level and the elevator didn't work. Walking up and down 5 flights of stairs every time I needed to get my car was unacceptable. Noise from construction below my balcony made it necessary to keep my door closed at all times. Efforts to reach Hotel Manager Fred Orr were unsuccessful. He never returned my calls! I am an SPG member and come to Hawaii often, but would never stay at the Princess Kaiulani again!
April 18, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by EmLeigh09 Great location!!!
A B-grade hotel in a great central spot. Yes the rooms are old, nothing flash, however they are very clean. Staff were very responsive. The lobby/pool/bar/restaurant is very modern and made up for the dated bedroom decor.
A different food buffet every night with musicians playing both modern and Hawaiian music. Pool is in a great spot beside the bar. Great gym too!!
Only setback were the lifts-it was an extremely busy weekend and we were on the 28th floor - took forever to get to the room but views of diamond head and ocean definitely worth it.
Would stay again.
June 27, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by JMolloy Needs to be Renovated
The hotel has certainly seen better days. The room was drab, and had not been remodeled in 30 years. The bathroom was a disaster with a "portable" shower fixture. There is no steam room or sauna and the pool area is lacking. Paid too much money for a poor product.
March 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JanJer close to beach
Great hotel, good location, clean, staff friendly, but needs renovating which was already planned but not done yet. Had a fabulous view of Waikiki in a high up ocean room. Have been to Oahu 13 times and by far this view from this hotel was the best ever.
October 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MsLynda This hotel was wonderful.
I really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The staff was helpful & very friendly. Our maid Chen was my favorite person at the hotel. She took good care of us & I looked forward to seeing her smile everyday. It's location was in the middle of everything & we had a perfect view of the ocean. My only complaint was that there was no basic tv cable in the room. My husband & me like to watch the morning news as we get ready for our day. We could have paid for daily use but we weren't in the room enough to make it worth while. Other than that the hotel was an excellent choice.
February 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PhilipSF One of the finest locations is Waikiki
Guests cannot beat the location of this hotel. I have stayed at the hotel over 200 nights and it has yet to ever disappoint. The staff are over the top! Management always recognizes my Starwood elite status.
November 30, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by KARJ Awfull
Place needs a complete overhaul..Staff does not know what they are doing.
October 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by joe313 front desk
The staff ignored or concerns at check in and during our stay. Having stayed at the SPK several times in the past we were quite surprised to have received such cold treatment.
October 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fredo35 room with a view
Just after arriving, my wife and I upgraded to a room with an ocean view. Every morning we had coffee on the balcony watching the surfers at Queens. Can't get better than that. But wait! We got our beach towels and chairs; went to famous Waikiki beach and relaxed in the sun. Shortly after that we were given oranges and apples to quench our thirst. What service! Totally friendly hotel and staff. Had wonderful nightly entertainment.
September 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by FLEAS the hotel was lovely
November 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gen50Bil Excellent central location in Waikiki
Not on the Beach - - but just cross the street and you are 'there'. Thanks for an upgrade - we had a great view of the ocean and the Moana Hotel.
November 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by jgzjkiwis Good position
we have stayed at this hotel many times over the last 15 years. While it is generally in need of a refurbishment It suits us as a family perfectly. it is in an ideal location with everything close by.
October 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mtravel16 Best bargain in Hawaii
This hotel has all the resort amenities and has excellent service and comfort yet is priced affordably. This is my favorite Honolulu hotel.
November 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Kimbosky Watch your luggage!
This is by far the worst Starwood property I've ever stayed at. I am a SPG but recieved no recognition. We dropped our luggage at the curb as instructed by the bellman with the promise it would be delivered to our room. That was at 9:30am...came back at 4pm to no luggage. Searched the store rooms and no luggage. WE did find it...on the curb...where we had left it 6 1/2 hours earlier. The first room they put me in was supposed to be "partial ocean view", yet had a view of a mountainside...oppisite view of ocean. The TV was positioned around a corner from the bed whereas you could not see it laying in bed. There weren't even chairs in the vicinity of the TV. I convinced them to change my room to the one I reserved...the partial view.
October 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by anisa great night stay
great view of moana surfrider and comfortable bed.
September 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by KKAWA This hotel has unreasonable "bedding" policy
Reservations were made 4 months in advance for 2 adults and 1 child. We were checked into a room with a king size bed and were told there were no roll away beds available. The CSR told me that bedding was not guaranteed and there were no other rooms available. I asked to speak to a manager and she said the manager would tell me the same thing. I had to call the tour company who contacted a manager. I was told a manager would be out to greet me, which didn't happen. We were given a room with two double beds by the same CSR only this time she was very rude to us. I was very appreciative for the accommodation change, but she didn't acknowledge our thank you nor issue an apology. I will report to our travel agent regarding this hotel's supposed bedding policy.
July 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by RegLovesToTravel This hotel is in a good location
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This has become a staple in my travel kit. I've heard many people say it's hell on their hair, but for some reason it actually floofs up my very fine, limp hair better than my regular shampoo generally does (though after a week my hair needs a break). It's concentrated enough that a tiny amount works great, so a 1.5oz bottle was plenty for a week used as both shampoo and shower gel (making it a better buy than the price would initially suggest). The scent is pleasant and understated, lightly scenting hair but disappearing from skin once you've toweled off, so it won't interfere with scented lotions or perfume.
AMAZING GRACE smell is my favorite. So fresh and so clean. As a shower gel so yummy as a shampoo...NOT SO MUCH. The formula dried my scalp like you won't believe. I had the worst flakes the whole time I used it as a shampoo. I love the smell so much I was in denial for a good month before I decided to just use this as a shower gel and call it quits on the shampooing.
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Love this stuff! I am a huge fan of Amazing Grace to begin with, so I had to have this shower gel. Smells absolutely delish, makes my skin soooo soft, and actually leaves a trace of fragrance behind after the shower, unlike other 3-in-1s I've used. My only gripe (and reason I gave this a 4) is that it seems like I have to use a ton of product to get a decent lather, even with my shower pouf. Otherwise, this is my HG!
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Not terrible, but definitely not worth $22. The scent is lovely, but super weak. I have to hold the gel right up to my nose to smell it and when lathering up with it in the shower the scent is nonexistent. Lather is terrible as well. You have to use tons of product to get a good amount of lather. The one lippie is for the fact that this isn't drying (though it's not moisturizing either). If the scent were made stronger and the formula of the gel thicker, this would be great. continued >>
Fantastic! I will repurchase it constantly! It is my staple fragranced shower gel! Use with AG firming body emulsion.
I love Amazing Grace. It's such a clean, feminine, soft scent. The shower gel is wonderful, too. This is the first 3-in-1 that I've actually used on my hair, and I was pleasantly surprised. It doesn't make much lather, but it does leave my hair clean and soft. I followed it up with the Amazing Grace conditioner and loved the results. I'm thrilled that QVC is now offering a 32 oz. size of this product. Can't get enough of it!
I love amazing grace shower gel. I am VERY picky about fragrances/smells. When I saw this on QVC and heard people raving over the clean scent I had to try it. It is a very mild clean scent, not overwhelming at all. It is one of the few scented shower gels (along with Pure Grace) that I really like. I can't get enought of this stuff!! Love it!!
Pretty pearly pink shower gel, in a nice non-drying formula. The scent is pretty, but very, very weak in this formulation...I practically have to stick my nose in the bottle to get a sniff. This only gets worse in the shower, the scent disappears in the lather, and it takes quite a bit of this expensive shower gel to get a nice amount of bubbly foam. This could be a great product if it was tweaked a little, but as it stands now, it's disappointing...and over-priced.
I love Amazing Grace! This has been my signature scent for years and I never run out. I get lots of complemets, mostly from men, and people always say "you smell so good." It smells very clean to me, like clean sheets. I don't exactly care for Pure Grace, it smells too much like soap to me. I don't think that it's as moisturizing as they say it is and it is on the pricey side, but I like to layer with fragrace so I will keep buying.


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Do adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus who are treated with pioglitazone (Actos) have an increased risk of bladder cancer?
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This review of all available data found a significantly increased risk of bladder cancer among adults with type 2 diabetes treated with pioglitazone. Pioglitazone also significantly increases the risk of heart failure, and there is minimal, if any, patient-oriented evidence of benefit from treatment (Richter B, Bandeira-Echtler E, Bergerhoff K, Clar C, Ebrahim SH. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2006; [4]:CD006060). The French and German governments have suspended or strongly curtailed the use of pioglitazone. It lowers A1C levels, but I would not want my loved ones taking this stuff. (Level of Evidence = 2b)
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Biomimicry - the next engineering revolution?
February 10, 2014 | The Institution of Engineering and Technology
Professor Ulrike Wegst's work is cited in this article about mimicking nature's successful designs that "are more energy efficient and flexible than anything humans have dreamt up."
A better way to detect breast cancer?
January 30, 2014 | WCAX
Thanks to the work of Dartmouth engineers and clinicians, a machine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is providing some women with two tests in one.
Researchers Developing New Approach for Imaging Dense Breasts for Abnormalities
January 24, 2014 | NCCC
Dartmouth engineers and radiologists are developing new approaches for diagnostic imaging for breast cancer-MRI with near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) as reported in Academic Radiology.
Dartmouth and Partners Launch Open-Access Science Journal
December 19, 2013 | Dartmouth Now
Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene, a peer reviewed, open-access scientific journal co-published by Dartmouth in collaboration with BioOne, was launched December 4.
Arctic Report Card with Professor Perovich
December 12, 2013 | NOAA
Dartmouth engineering professor Don Perovich was one of three experts to unveil NOAA's 2013 Arctic Report Card—an international effort involving 147 scientists from 14 countries.
The Dartmouth Center of Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence sponsors symposium on immuno targeting and delivery
December 5, 2013
On Tuesday, December 10th, Norris Cotton Cancer Center and Thayer School of Engineering will host a Cancer Nanotechnology Symposium on Immuno Targeting and Delivery.
Polar ice and engineering: Drilling back through time
November 26, 2013 | Science360
NSF featured this video edited by Courtney R. Hammond '11 and provided by the U.S. Ice Drilling Program which is overseen by Dartmouth engineering professor Mary Albert.
Amulet device enables efficient, personalized health management
November 5, 2013 | The Dartmouth
A team of computer science and engineering researchers from Dartmouth and Clemson University received its first prototype of the Amulet, an electronic bracelet designed to enable efficient health management outside clinical settings.
President Hanlon Announces Expansion of Engineering at Dartmouth
November 5, 2013
President Philip J. Hanlon '77 announced yesterday that significant expansion of engineering is one of his top priorities for Dartmouth as part of the drive to increase experiential learning opportunities, and entrepreneurial and scholarly impact on the world.
Dartmouth, Clemson Get $1.5 Million NSF Health Tech Grant
October 28, 2013 | Dartmouth Now
With a $1.5 million grant from NSF, researchers from Dartmouth—including engineering professor Ryan Halter—and Clemson University launched the Amulet project to develop computational jewelry for mobile-health applications.


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Hot Picks
The Children's Department has a new section of books called "Hot Picks" for kids.  In this section you can find some of our most popular titles. Hot Picks books cannot be requested, check out for only 2 weeks, and cannot be renewed. This way even if a book has a long waiting list (like Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows), you might get lucky and still find a copy available on the Hot Picks shelf. Many of the current William Allen White award nominees may be found in the Hot Picks section, as well as some of the newer, popular children's DVDs. Just ask the librarian where the Hot Picks are!
The Library Is Going to the Dogs
Are you looking for a fun way to practice your reading skills? Then come to the Olathe Public Library and read to a book-loving dog! Below is a list of dates and times when trained therapy dogs will be at the Olathe libraries waiting to hear a good story. Just come to the Children's Desk when you arrive and check in for a reading time. There are a limited number of slots which will be available on a first come, first served basis. You may bring a book from home or the library will have a selection of good books for you to choose from. Here are the dates for the fall:
Saturday, September 1, 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Main Library
Saturday, October 6, 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Indian Creek Branch
Saturday, November 3, 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Main Library
Saturday, December 1, 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Indian Creek Branch
No advanced registration is necessary. Dogs are provided by Pets for Life, Inc. For more information call (913) 971-6874.
"Fall" into a Good Story
Summer is over, school has begun, and that means it will soon be time to register for our Fall Storytime sessions. Registration for this fall's preschool storytimes and Time for Two sessions begins on Tuesday, August 28. We will also be offering Rhyme Time for 12-24 month olds at the Indian Creek Branch. Rhyme Time does not require registration. For more information and complete schedules, visit the Programs page on our website.
End of Summer Reading Celebration
Come celebrate all the reading you did this summer at our End of Summer Reading Celebration on Saturday, August 18, at the Great Mall of the Great Plains.  The celebration will include a free concert by the music group Funk Syndicate. Funk Syndicate's music spans the decades from the 60's to the 90's, including funk, R&B, soul, disco, jazz, swing, and classic rock. This is music the whole family will enjoy.Â
The event will take place at the food court area of the mall from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Funk Syndicate will perform two sets beginning at 10:15 and 11:45 a.m. There will also be a number of Wacky Banana inflatables to play on. The End of Summer Reading Celebration is being sponsored by the OLATHE READS organization. We hope you will all join us for this free, fun family event!
Find Fido for the Last Time
Friday, August 10, will be the last day to look for Fido at the library this year. And because it's the last time, there will be an extra special prize for everyone who finds Fido that day. Don't miss out! Come hunt for Fido one last time and get your exciting reward! It will be the best Find Fido Friday ever!
Summer Reading Program Evaluation
Parents, we invite you to give us some feedback by filling out a brief survey about our summer reading program. Click here to complete the survey. Thank you. We appreciate your input.
Time to Return Your Folders
 August 1 is the first day to return your Summer Reading Club folder to the library and receive your free paperback book. Just bring your folder to the Children's Department, show us what you read this summer, and then pick out your very own book from the wide selection of titles. There will be plenty to choose from. And if you are missing any stickers on the back of your folder, stop by the Children's desk to get the ones you need.
You may return your folder anytime during the month of August, but come early for the best selection of books. And don't forget about our Summer Reading Finale on Saturday, August 18, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Great Mall of the Great Plains.
It's a Harry Potter Summer
The summer of 2007 is an exciting one for fans of Harry Potter. Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts will soon be seen on the silver screen. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will be opening at a movie theater near you on Wednesday, July 11.Â
Then on July 21, the seventh and final book of the Harry Potter saga will be released. Everyone is speculating about how it will all end in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Advance sales of this book have broken all records. The library currently has over 600 people on the waiting list for this hot new title. If you want to get on the list, just call the library or place a hold through our library catalog. The library will also acquire some limited loan/non-request copies. If you're lucky, you may catch one of these on the shelf.
Do you have any theories on how the final book will end? What do you think is going to happen? Just click "Comments" below and tell us what you think.
Calling All Artists!
Do you like to draw? Are you going into 1st - 6th grade next fall? Then you should enter our Summer Drawing Contest! Drawings must be done on
8 1/2" x 11" white paper. The artwork must be done by hand (no help from parents or siblings!). Your drawing should include the theme of libraries, books or reading. One drawing per artist please.
Turn in your drawing at either Olathe library. The deadline is July 15 so you still have a couple of weeks left to complete your masterpiece! Entry forms can be picked at both libraries or you can print one off here. You can also click here to see some of the artwork already submitted.
Drawings will be judged by grade, and winners will be announced on July 23. The winning entries will be displayed at the Main Library August 1-15 and at the Indian Creek Branch August 17-31.
If you have any questions, visit the library or call us at (913) 971-6874. Happy drawing!
The Mystery of Magic
A record-breaking crowd attended our Mystery of Magic program with Devin Henderson on June 14. Devin kept over 500 children and parents mesmerized with his magic and laughing at his jokes.Â
This was our first program at the American Legion Hall in order to accommodate larger audiences, and boy, did we need the space! We appreciate everyone's patience in dealing with the larger-than-expected crowd.


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My favorite is the coconut porter from Maui Brewing but Southern Star Brewing (Conroe, TX) makes two awesome ones: Buried Hatchet Stout and a Bombshell Blonde cream ale
Life is too short to drink cheap beer. I decided to stop drinking with creeps. I decided to drink only with friends. I've lost 30 pounds. -- Ernest Hemingway
Modus Hoperandi from Ska Brewing Co. Durango CO. Great ipa with tons of aroma and flavor.
Heady Topper and Hop Crisis are my two favorite canned beers. Got lucky that my parents took a trip to Vermont the same week the Alchemist's cannery opened and they brought back a case of Heady for me to share with some friends..
WET, Furious, or Abrasive from Surly.
Dale's Pale Ale
Santa Fe Brewing Co. has a great Imperial Java Stout (not for dunking donuts) and Oktoberfest that both come in cans. Anderson Valley Brewing Co, has started putting boont amber in cans as well. Definitely my favorite amber ale.
"The ordinary world is only the foam on top of the real world." Tom Robbins (B is for Beer) "It's a beautiful day for baseball. Let's play two." Ernie Banks
Stein- that java stout is one of my favs as well! I was just at the liquor store looking for some and the guy told me mid november for this years release. Have you seen any down in NM yet?
River, we have our homebrewers meeting tonight at the SFBC and a few of their brewers attend our meetings. I'll be sure to ask them when to expect it on the shelves. It is their winter seasonal so it should be soon. Edit: The retail manager of SFBC also comes to our meetings, I sent out an email and this is her response. "So the Java Stout will be releasing Saturday November 19th. I wouldn't expect it to hit shelves in CO for at least a week after that, although Brian wants it on the market in time for Thanksgiving. Despite how it may seem, that's the earliest we've ever released the Java, so we're actually ahead of schedule for once! Yes, it can happen. Feel free to pass the word down the line." So there you are, hopefully you can take a 6 pack to Thankgiving!
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ROSES!!!!!! i have south facing balcony.. very hot lots of sun. but if u want plants that smell good!! roses!!! and you CAN plant full size rose bushes in large containers. i have several mini roses and one large hybrid tea rose. not sure what kind of tea rose it is (will be posting in the "whats that rose forum" :P)they are all literary growing like weeds!! maby even a lilac bush.. I just bought a cherry tree this year. just be prepared to water your plants often. and give them LOTS of food. |
Try lavender, it thrives on heat and can be grown in pots, tubs and windowboxes. If you have room for a small tree (in a pot) there is one called Buddha's Hand citrus which is like a hand-shaped lemon that is very aromatic. I plan to get one soon. Jasmine may also work well for you, it seems to grow vigourously here in Sydney in sunny places. Marigolds and nasturtiums are also very easy and colourful. Likewise geraniums - and there are some geraniums with lemon-scented leaves I think. |
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Saranac Lake Southeast Asia came home to Saranac Lake on Monday, May 28, as guest speaker JR Owens gave a tribute to the men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during the Vietnam War.
After the parade down Broadway and Main Street, from the Veterans Memorial Association to the band shell at Riverside Park, Owens first spoke of the military draft held on Dec. 1, 1969. Open to all men born between 1944 and 1950, it was the first draft since World War II. Blue plastic capsules — 366 of them containing days of the year — were put in a large glass jar. They were plucked out of the jar, and the men with birth dates that matched were drafted in order. The first date was Sept. 14. In all, 195 dates that year were the first to be drafted.
Lotteries were held each year until 1975, with the eligible birth dates changing by one year each year. For example, in 1969, the lottery applied to men born as of 1950. In 1970, that date changed to 1951. In 1971, it was 1952 and so on.
"In the draft lottery for my birth year of 1952, my administrative processing number was 280," Owens said. "This lottery changed the course of my life forever."
Owens shared some statistics provided by the Vietnam Helicopter Crew Members Association.
"Ninety-one percent of Vietnam veterans say they are glad they served," Owens said. "Seventy-four percent of Vietnam veterans said they would serve again, even knowing the results."
Owens reminded the crowd that the U.S. military did not lose one major battle in Vietnam.
"The fall of Saigon happened two years after the military from America left Vietnam," Owens said. "How could we lose a war we had already stopped fighting? We fought to an agreed stalemate in 1973."
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Craft of The Cocktail
Cocktails are bigger than ever, and this is the first real cookbook for them, covering the entire breadth of this rich subject. The Craft of the Cocktail provides much more than merely the same old recipes: it delves into history, personalities, and anecdotes; it shows you how to set up a bar, master important techniques, and use tools correctly; and it delivers unique concoctions, many featuring Dale DeGroff's signature use of fresh juices, as well as all the classics. Debonair, a great raconteur, and an unparalleled authority, Dale DeGroff is the epitome of Perfect Bartender, universally acknowledged as the world's premier mixologist. From Entertainment Weekly and USA Today to the Culinary Institute of America and the nation's best restaurants, whenever anybody wants information or training on the bar, they turn to Dale for recipes, for history, for anecdotes, for fun—for cocktail-party conversation as well as for cocktails.
The Essential Cocktail
Dale DeGroff is widely regarded as the world's foremost mixologist. Hailed by the New York Times as "single-handedly responsible for what's been called the cocktail renaissance," he earned this reputation during his twelve years at the fashionable Promenade Bar in New York City's Rainbow Room. It was there in 1987 that he not only reintroduced the cocktail menu to the country but also began mixing drinks from scratch, using impeccably fresh ingredients instead of the widespread mixes used at the time. Known especially for crafting unique cocktails, reviving classics, and coaxing superior flavor from his ingredients, DeGroff has selected his 100 essential drinks and 100 of their best variations—including many of his signature cocktails—for this premier mixology guide.
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Publishing behemoth Random House is the largest English language publisher in the world, with books of all kinds including the best in fiction, nonfiction and children's literature. Random House first made international news by successfully defending in court the U.S. publication of James Joyce's masterpiece, Ulysses, setting a major legal precedent for freedom of speech. Beginning in the 1930s, the company moved into publishing for children, and over the years has become a leader in the field. Random House entered reference publishing in 1947 with the highly successful American College Dictionary, which was followed in 1966 by the equally successful unabridged Random House Dictionary of the English Language. It continues to publish numerous reference works, including the Random House Webster's College Dictionary.


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I love 90s rock.
Old school hard rock, all generations of metal.
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Almost everything except maybe easy listening or something like that.
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Rock, jazz, classical.
I listen to all music. Some people say that, but I truly do.
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[B]Thoughts on Rebellion[/B]
I am finding this topic extremely hard to write about. My thoughts on rebellion are usually clearest at the end of a binge where remorse and self flaggelation have taken over. Currently I am almost three weeks removed from my last binge period. I say period because it lasted from the Thanksgiving through Christmas. LOL
For me bingeing is secretive, so my danger times are in the evening after work especially when my husband is working. All emotions can trigger a binge, but tired, bored or stressed are the most dangerous. A binge usually begins with food obsession. I can see, taste and smell what I want to eat. Then I make a choice. Lately I have been choosing to go to bed or I choose a Primal snack if I am hungry. But, sadly I have over 30 years of experience saying what the heck and going for the binge.
Once I have made the choice to binge, the rebellion takes over. "You deserve it." "You'll feel better" "______will taste so good". I often say that Scarlett O'Hara lives in my head, "After all, tomorrow is another day."
That is one of the reasons that I am so grateful for The Primal Blueprint. This lifestyle tends to quiet the rebellious voices inside by regulating my sugar levels, and hormones. Bingeing is not okay or even safe for me anymore. It is tantamount to playing Russian Roulette. The inflammation caused by high blood glucose levels and whacked out insulin responses have caused damage in my leg veins. My body then forms clots to repair the damage. The clots can move to my lungs as they did in October or to my heart and brain. Dying for food is just not worth it.
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Tucked away in the foothills of the Western Cascade Mountains, Camp Dakota flouts the constraints of gravity with high-flying adventures that test participants' skills, stamina, and propensity to scream at high altitudes. Suspended steel ziplines whiz above the forest canopy as squirrels wave from nearby branches and passing meadowlarks pause for fist bumps. Teamwork trumps individual heroics on the high-ropes course, whose elevated, threaded obstacles sway precariously above the distant ground.
The aerial odyssey doesn't stop there. Instructors supply safety harnesses and words of encouragement before leading the way to a vertical rock-climbing wall. Replete with slim footholds and perturbed mountain goats, the wall poses a challenge to climbers of all abilities, who take solace in the added safety of fully automated belays.
Having reeled in 25 years of experience as a licensed fishing pro, Steve Roberts shares tricks of the trade during half-day and full-day fishing trips, welcoming avid anglers and beginners alike onto his fully equipped fishing vessels. Throughout the year, Steve and company track down seasonal targets. Winter trips focus on chinook, or winter steelhead, and autumn trips chase after coho salmon—a feisty fish notorious for fighting under water and starting bar brawls on land. No matter what the target, every trip with Steve includes all the necessary gear and an endless stream of expert advice.
For John and Kristi Heiser, moving out to the farm in 1991 meant raising a family of self-sufficient kids. The farm began humbly enough, producing strawberries, melons, and a thriving pumpkin patch. Before long, folks in the surrounding area began to cotton on to the family-friendly atmosphere, and the homestead became a destination for school trips and weekend outings. With the recent acquisition and remodeling of a neighboring Dust Bowl-era barn, the Heisers started hosting social events.
During harvest time, the farm whirs into high gear. A nostalgic John Deere trundles by, towing a train of hay-filled wagons. The Grand Island Railroad carts around passengers on its miniature train cars, much to the chagrin of squirrel commuters stuck at its crossings. Visitors forage in the pumpkin patches in search of one to take home, while amateur cannoneers shoot the spherical squash from air-powered devices. To infuse the farm with macabre fun during Halloween, the Heisers transform the pastoral corn maze into the haunt of spooky spirits.
At Woodburn Aquatic Center, swimmers of all experience levels explore the facility's chlorinated garden of swimming holes ringed by a set of terrestrial workout equipment. While lap swim is available all day and open play stretches from 9 a.m. until closing, the set schedule also sets aside blocks of time for parents and their children and therapy sessions for seniors. For more flexible scheduling and one-on-one attention, swimmers can opt to take personal lessons.
Youthful squeals drift from a rope swing and waterslide, where young aquanauts frolic supervised by seasoned lifeguards. Members can supplement their water workouts with fast-paced fitness classes such as Zumba and yoga. All swimmers enjoy complimentary lockers that stow dry clothes and formal water wings for job interviews.
Inside Milltown Pub you'll find a full bar, an all-ages atmosphere, and a menu with vegetarian and vegan options. Swimming at the head of the school of pub fare is blackened salmon, served with spinach, blue-cheese crumbles, roasted almonds, and raspberry balsamic dressing. A meatless marriage of burger and fries can be easily arranged by swapping a beef or turkey patty for a black-bean patty. Milltown has 12 beers on tap, and hosts regular dance contests, karaoke bashes, trivia nights, and movie nights—there's even a 15-foot TV for football games. During warmer weather, enjoy your meal in the outdoor dining garden.
Whether seeking a specific sweat session or looking for an intensive cardio overhaul, Diesel Fitness's classes, offered six days a week, cater to every exercising intent. Knead muscles and load biceps with Monday's Buns and Guns class, or sweat out stress with hot yoga on Wednesday evenings. Amenities at Diesel Fitness include a basketball court, an indoor track, free weights, a sauna, a racquetball court, and a cardio room with more than 30 pieces of equipment—one for each ripple in a bodybuilder's pectoral muscle. Diesel Fitness opens at 5 a.m. Monday through Friday, allowing roosters to get in a few bench-press reps before heading to work.